Great wines have always been known to mature over their time. This very character of wine presents itself as a great investment opportunity. Only a finite number of bottles of each particular kind of wine are in existence and as years pass by, the demand is bound to go up - if the particular batch of wine in context is well accepted in the wine circles and is much sought after. Hence with a careful and calculated selection of the make of wine and its professional storage, the price goes up, sooner or later.

1. WHY WINE?
Fine wines, as it is well known, mature with age. This very feature presents itself
as a glorious opportunity for investments, especially in the modern day,
as the beverage's popularity is soaring, universally.
For great value investments in fine wine, a typical method is en primeur -
the wine being still in barrel and not bottled yet. The barrels are stored
at the Chateaux and you essentially purchase an allocation.
Once the wine is bottled, you attain ownership giving you a chance to
buy exceptional wines at the earliest point in their life cycle

2. Figures speak
Investors who acquired the
Mouton Rothschild 2000 vintage en primeur
when released are now enjoying
a growth of 518%!

3. An astonishingly good minimum!
The minimum compound growth rate for
a wine in the blue-chip
Bordeaux stock of the 2000 vintage is 8.2%.

4. No VAT or Duty
The en primeur prices are exclusive of
Duty, VAT and Capital Gains Tax.

5. Amazing growth!
The price of the Lafite Rothschild 2000 vintage
en primeur has risen from £1,850,
at the time of release, to £11,450!

6. 'Vinvestments!'
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vintage en primeur yet?
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